U.S. Route 12: Difference between revisions

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=== [[Michigan]] ===

U.S. 12 is now the only U.S. highway route still serving downtown Detroit, whose [[street grid]] was laid by [[Augustus Woodward]] to have a five-way intersection of the roads that would become U.S. 12, [[U.S. Highway 10|U.S. 10]], [[U.S. Highway 16|U.S. 16]], [[U.S. Highway 112|U.S. 112]], and [[U.S. Highway 25|U.S. 25]]. [[U.S. Highway 24|US-24]] still travels through Detroit from Puritan to [[8 Mile Road]] on the far-west-side. For a

As from the earliest days of its existence, US 12 enters Michigan from Indiana southwest of [[New Buffalo, Michigan]] and continues to the old junction of US 12 and US 112 in New Buffalo. It is now assigned between New Buffalo and Ypsilanti along what was US 112 through southern Michigan until 1962.